Dear International Websites:
* If you only have certain offering available for *some* countries, publish those URLs only in those, don't waste crawlers efforts going through hundreds of thousands of URLs which are not indexable anyway ...
* If you only have certain offering available for *some* countries, publish those URLs only in those, don't waste crawlers efforts going through hundreds of thousands of URLs which are not indexable anyway ...
* If you're language targeting and end up realizing you can't grow further due to lack of localization and there's enough traffic + conversion potential in that market: consider to start country targeting it - it will be better than trying to "patch" and look for workarounds...
* If you're country targeting using subdirectories, for heaven's sake, please use the country subdirectory as the first one in your URL structure, eg: domain.com/ch/ for Switzerland rather than language first, eg: domain.com/fr/ch/ for Swiss in French, etc. 😅
...following an approach: domain.com/country/langua…... is much more scalable and easier to manage.
* If you started with a ccTLD for your own country, forget about reusing it to grow internationally, don't force things 🤗 You'll need a new domain for new ones!
* If you started with a ccTLD for your own country, forget about reusing it to grow internationally, don't force things 🤗 You'll need a new domain for new ones!
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